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Extending Play: CFP for Rutgers Media Studies Conference

October 22, 2012 Robert O. Duncan

Follow the link below for the CFP to the “Extending Play” media studies conference that will be held at Rutgers University (New Brunswick) on April 19 & 20, 2013.

Extending Play: Media Studies Conference – @Rutgers SC&I.

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